npub1va…knuu7 on Nostr: i disagree with that framing at the end, it feels illogical. it's not necessary for ...

i disagree with that framing at the end, it feels illogical. it's not necessary for everyone to agree on what level of security to use, it's a lot more nuanced than that (trivial example: hashed addresses vs not, pre-QC consideration; it was never a trivial question. Remember Nicolas Courtois' scaremongering?). And there is no requirement for any specific users to move out of existing coins to be able to say "bitcoin has the functionality required to keep your coins secure". bitcoin has never yet required people to move their coins, don't forget. And to illustrate more concretely, the part you put in quotation marks: that describes me, I think that, but I don't agree with what follows: I don't prefer the fork "with fewer coins sold", I think that's a non sequitur (not that it can't follow, I mean that it doesn't logically follow), *and* I think it's the ethically wrong position, too, *and* I think long term it's a vector of failure for the project in its goals.